Peace of the Mindis D.J. Blue's follow-up to 2005's TheGood Life Chronicles. Once again hecovers a wide array of topics this time including several chapters onChristian spirituality. Included amongthem: an in-depth analysis of the Biblecovering questions answered as well as questions raised while reading theBible; the debate between Catholics andProtestants on different spiritual issues is discussed; and Rick Warren'sbest-selling spiritual book The PurposeDriven Life is also reviewed including eerie parallels to topics broughtup in The Good Life Chronicles. Readers of that preceding book will recognizeother familiar topics: the annualTaconite Trophy Classic continues to be immortalized via the written word aseach year's golf tournament has been chronicled herein; the fourth installment chapter on womenalways popular yet provocative with the female crowd is included; and acomplete Seinfeld episodic list (partially referenced in the previous book) isnow given its just due--the entire classic series is reviewed episode byepisode. This is just a sample of the various topics and experiences covered. Peaceof the Mind concludes the Thousand Page Trilogy with an over-all introspectiveand occasionally subtle spiritual theme running through many of the chaptersreflecting the accomplishments the struggles and the aspirations of lifeitself.